A NURSE'S LIFE IN WAR AND PEACE

By U. CARIY

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION THE WIDER CONTEXT OF MILITARY NURSING IN THE CRIMEAN WAR PART I GOVERNMENT-IMPOSED NURSING BRITISH NURSING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE CRIMEAN WAR NIGHTINGALE’S TEAM OF NURSES LADY NURSES: MYTH AND REALITY PART II RELIGIOUS NURSING MOTHER FRANCIS BRIDGEMAN AND HER SISTERS OF MERCY THE OTHER BRITISH RELIGIOUS SISTERS THE DAUGHTERS OF CHARITY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL THE FINANCIAL COSTS OF WAR PART III DOCTOR-DIRECTED NURSING TURKISH MILITARY HOSPITALS: AN ABSENCE OF TRAINED NURSES AND BASIC RESOURCES THE NAVAL HOSPITAL AT THERAPIA THE CIVILIAN HOSPITALS RUSSIAN NURSING: PIROGOV AND THE GRAND DUCHESS THE SISTERS TAKE OVER THE REORGANIZATION OF THE COMMUNITY CONCLUSION: TRANSCENDING THE LIMITATIONS OF GENDER